volatile during this quarter. However, Thailand’s financial stability was satisfactory due to a high current account surplus and rising demand for imported raw materials used in export-oriented manufacturing

of COVID-19 local infections since mid-December of last year. Economic activity improved in February as the outbreak was brought under control and external demand continued to recover. Private

scores and recommendations are summarized as follows:(1) Client acceptance and continuance (A&C): Some audit firms may need to improve A&C by requiring consideration on all significant information before

. The Company’s net profit has decreased by 58.27 million Baht or 11.73%. This is due to the demand for diesel in logistic sector has been dropped, which affected by the COVID-19 pandemic (Delta variant

demand faced contraction in the same direction as private consumption on durable goods and services significantly contracted because people avoided going outside. Other fators include the suspension of a

(CEPA) has a resolution for adjusting the proportion of biodiesel mandatory from B7 to B5 to mitigate the impact of rising diesel prices, as the aforementioned measures, the demand for biodiesel and the

for adjusting the proportion of biodiesel mandatory from B7 to B5 to mitigate the impact of rising diesel prices, as the aforementioned measures, the demand for biodiesel and the production capacity was

equipment dropped by 38.46% QoQ due to decrease in demand on products.  Other revenues comprise of revenue from sale of scrap and zinc and machinery rental. Cost of Goods Sold  Cost to revenue from

the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) on its 52nd anniversary. On this occasion, the SEC also donated to the Ramathibodi Foundation to support patients in need. The donation was received by

12 months as at 31 March 2018, calculated based on the net profit from the operation basis. As a result of the calculation, the transaction is classified as a Class 1 transaction, and the Company is